Info Of Belgian Neanderthals 'Were Eating Each Other 40,000 Years Ago'

Members of human subspecies also seem to bring fashioned tools out of bones of their ain kind, researchers say

 The Goyet caves most Namur, where scientists institute bones bearing marks left past times intentional butchering. Photograph: YouTube

Belgian Neanderthals were eating each other 40,000 years ago, novel question has shown.

The grisly regain was made inwards a cave where scientists institute bones bearing marks left past times intentional butchering.

Not entirely were they cannibals, simply the Neanderthals seem to bring fashioned tools out of the bones of their ain kind.

Neanderthals were a human subspecies that lived in Europe and western Asia for hundreds of thousands of years earlier becoming extinct betwixt 30,000 as well as 40,000 years ago.

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